Here are just a few of the gems you might’ve missed in social media this week…
- A lawyer embezzling $11,000 from a bankrupt printer that came under his watch
- A South Australian printer getting into a court battle with the Labor Party
- Newsagents fearing for their futures after News and Fairfax’s restructuring
- Amcor being ordered to investigate an oil leak into the Yarra River
- UK printers cashing in on the Olympics
- The new cookbook you can read… and eat
- A large film poster collection tipped to fetch $2 million
- Heidelberg winning a design award for its Drupa stand
- Karl Lagerfeld helping launch a perfume that smells like freshly printed books
- The digital billboard that senses when you’re nearby and inserts you into the ad
- What great pieces of business news have you received recently?
- When do you undercut your competitors?
- Do you play suppliers off against one another?
- Are you drowning in paperwork?
- How do you get great testimonials from your print customers?
Our top five stories this week were…
1) Paperlinx asset sales reach $120m as CEO Marchant departs
2) Phoenix operators cheat economy to the tune of $3.2bn
3) Sydney printer pockets $7m after selling pharmaceutical arm to multinational
4) Melbourne finisher diversifies by snapping up local rival
5) Federal government to renew suppliers for tens of million in work
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